Tremcar Acquires Pacific Truck Tank, Expanding West Coast Presence

The deal brings an ASME-certified repair facility and DOT-registered service hub to Tremcar's network, potentially improving lead times and support for propane and petroleum fleets.

Jan. 29, 2026 at 7:39pm

Tremcar, a North American tank trailer and truck-mounted tank manufacturer, has acquired Pacific Truck Tank (PTT), a Sacramento-based builder and servicer of petroleum and propane delivery trucks. The deal, which closed in October 2025, adds PTT's 22,000-square-foot facility with six service bays to Tremcar's network, strengthening the company's footprint and service capabilities on the West Coast.

Why it matters

The acquisition gives Tremcar a strategic hub in a key regional market, potentially improving lead times, parts availability, and repair turnaround for propane and petroleum fleets operating in the western United States and western Canada. PTT's ASME 'R' Stamp certification and DOT-registered repair status are also valuable credentials that can assure fleets of quality control for specialized tank work.

The details

Under the terms of the deal, PTT's existing leadership and employees will remain with the company, and the Sacramento facility will continue to operate as a Tremcar service and assembly hub. This allows Tremcar to leverage PTT's established customer relationships and expertise while integrating the site into Tremcar's broader manufacturing and support network. The acquisition is part of Tremcar's strategic plan to expand its presence in the United States, particularly in the western region.

  • The acquisition was announced in industry publications in late 2025.
  • The deal officially closed on October 20, 2025.

The players

Tremcar

A family-owned manufacturer of tank trailers and truck-mounted tanks for liquid and dry bulk transport, headquartered in Canada with manufacturing facilities in the United States.

Pacific Truck Tank (PTT)

A Sacramento-based builder and servicer of petroleum and propane delivery trucks, founded in 1981 and known for its ASME 'R' Stamp certification and DOT-registered repair facility.

Daniel Tremblay

President of Tremcar.

Kirby Fleming

CEO of Pacific Truck Tank.

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